Hughes & Kettner ERA1 250 W – black

GENERAL
Power Amp 250 watts
Dimensions (W x H x D) 351 x 285 x 290 mm
Weight 10,75 kg
Tilt Stand (incl) 25° / 35°
Pole Mount 35 mm
Protection Cover (incl) Padded

CHANNELS (INPUTS)
Channel 1 & 2 High Resolution Mic and Instrument Input (XLR/6,3mm (1/4″) Klinke Combobuchse – Phantom Power switchable))
Channel 3 Aux In: 3,5 mm (Mini Jack Stereo-Input; adjustable
Channel 4 / FX Return 6,3 mm (1/4″) Stereo-Input; adjustable

OUTPUTS
DI-Out XLR; EQ Pre/Post switchable; Ground lift switchable
Line Out 6,3 mm Stereo Output; adjustable
Cannel Out FX Send; 6,3 mm Stereo Output
Optical rec out S/PDIF TOSLINK
Phones Out 6,3 mm Stereo Headphones Out
Tuner 6,3 mm Mono Tuner Out

CHANNEL 1 & 2
Switches -10 db; Shape; Mute
Gain Input sensivity
EQ 3-Band-EQ, 2 Modes switchable
Internal FX 16 FX-Programms (Reverb, Chorus, Flanger, Delay, Combinations), FX parameters adjustable

MASTER
Volume Master Volume
Notch Filter 40 – 180 Hz

FX LOOP
FX Send Stereo Jack
FX Return Stereo Jack

SPEAKER
Mid/Low 1 x 8″ - Custom made
High 1 x 1″ - Dome tweeter

INTERNAL FX

1 Reverb Room Dark Short Reverb, heavy HF damping shorter or longer
2 Reverb Room Bright Short reverb, light HF damping shorter or longer
3 Reverb Hall Warm Medium reverb, warm HF damping shorter or longer
4 Reverb Hall Bright Medium reverb, slight HF damping shorter or longer
5 Reverb Church Long reverb, slight HF damping shorter or longer
6 Delay Short Single echo, slapback at 80 ms DT: 20-170ms
7 Delay Mid Multiple repeats, 170 ms DT: 20-170ms
8 Delay Long Multiple repeats, 800 ms DT: 170-800ms
9 Delay Pan Delay DT: 140 ms + (140-660) ms -
10 Delay + Reverb DT: 170 ms, medium reverb DT: 20-170ms
11 Chorus Rate: 0,3 Hz Rate: 0,1-10 Hz
12 Chorus + Reverb Chorus no.11, medium verb (level 80%) Reverb level
13 Chorus + Delay Chorus no.11, DT: 170 ms DT: 20-170ms
14 Flanger Rate: 0,4 Hz Rate: 0,1-10 Hz
15 Flanger + Reverb Flanger no.14; medium verb (level 80%) Reverb level
16 Flanger + Delay Flanger no.14; 170 ms DT: 20-170ms

“DT” stands for delay time, or the time between echoes / repeats.

“HF damping”” attenuates the high-frequency (HF) components in the reverb signal to take the harsh edge off and achieve a warmer, fatter tone”